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The Risk of Loss or Damage of Materials in a Contracting Agreement

Alhababi Law Firm | June 15, 2022

Author: “Mohammad Mufid” Ratib Qurashi

Breach of Handing Over in Contracting Agreement.

Alhababi Law Firm | June 15, 2022

Author: “Mohammad Mufid” Ratib Qurashi

Handing Over in Contracting Agreements

Alhababi Law Firm | June 15, 2022

Author: “Mohammad Mufid” Ratib Qurashi

Contracting Agreements in the State of Qatar

Alhababi Law Firm | June 15, 2022

Author: “Mohammad Mufid” Ratib Qurashi Introduction: The author will discuss in this article contracting agreements. Relevant Qatari legislations and Professor Abd el-Razzak el-Sanhuri’s masterpiece “Al-Wasīṭ fī sharḥ al-qānūn al-madanī al-jadīd” will be used for reference and guideline in this article. What is a contracting agreement? In simple words, Professor Sanhuri refers to a contracting agreement …

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Qatar’s new mandatory health insurance law, a quick overview.

Alhababi Law Firm | April 11, 2022

Introduction: In one of the recent steps in the continuous journey of development in the state of Qatar, a new health insurance scheme was introduced in November 2021 by the law number 22 of 2021 regulating the health services in Qatar. As per the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) announcement on the matter; the new …

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Voluntary Liquidation of Commercial Companies in the State of Qatar.

Alhababi Law Firm | March 11, 2022

Introduction: After discussing the provisions of Compulsory Liquidation stipulated in the Qatari Commercial Companies Law (CCL) in our former article, it is of a great importance to introduce the reader to the concept of Voluntary Liquidation of Commercial Companies. Going through the Qatari (CCL), a brief overview of the Voluntary Liquidation process provisions will be …

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Qatar Free Zones

Alhababi Law Firm | March 11, 2022

Introduction: Attracting foreign investments is a goal that each and every state in the world is vigorously working hard to achieve. Consequently, and since Qatar is one of the fastest Developing states in the region, the strategy of attracting investments has been adopted by the state which led to bold decisions, measures and procedures.

Qatar’s Ministry of Transport and Communication latest Regulations on the Protection of Personal Data Privacy.

Alhababi Law Firm | March 11, 2022

Introduction: Following the issuance of Law number 13 of 2016 on the Protection of Personal Data Privacy (PDPP Law), the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MOTC) released regulatory recommendations on Personal Data Privacy in January 2021. In addition to clarifications, it provides a collection of guidelines, controls, and checklists to ensure users compliance with the …

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Compulsory Liquidation of Commercial Companies in The State of Qatar.

Alhababi Law Firm | March 11, 2022

What is Liquidation? Liquidation is the process of shutting down a company and distributing its assets to claimants. It usually occurs when a company is insolvent or is unable to pay its debts. When a company’s operations halt, its leftover assets are used to pay creditors and shareholders in a certain order that is identified …

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Regulations of Cheques in the State of Qatar.

Alhababi Law Firm | March 11, 2022

Introduction: A cheque is a written, dated, and signed document that instructs a bank to pay the bearer a certain quantity of money. The individual or entity that writes the cheque is referred to as the payor or drawer, while the individual to whom the cheque is made is referred to as the payee. On …

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